Pulang Bato Falls
About
'Red Rock' falls gets its name from the reddish rocks, colored by minerals from the volcanic area, that make the water look orange-red. It's an easy waterfall to reach and a scenic swimming spot in the Ocoy Valley, near the steaming vents and hot springs of the area. Pair it with Casaroro Falls for a Valencia nature day out of Dumaguete.
- 1 hrTime to spend
- MorningBest time to go
- About ₱50 per personSulit · Great value
- About 40 minutes from Dumaguete by habal-habal or private car via Valencia.Getting there
Why it’s gala-worthy
- Good for nature escape, photo walk and barkada hangout
- It's an easy waterfall to reach and a scenic swimming spot in the Ocoy Valley, near the steaming vents and hot springs of the area.
- Pair it with Casaroro Falls for a Valencia nature day out of Dumaguete.
Know before you go
Parking at the site.
Small entrance fee.
Where it is
Ocoy Valley, Valencia, Negros Oriental
By commuteAbout 40 minutes from Dumaguete by habal-habal or private car via Valencia.
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FAQ
Bakit pula?
The rocks are reddish from minerals, making the water look red.
Pwede lumangoy?
Yes, there's a pool at the base.
Malapit ba sa Casaroro?
Yes, both are in Valencia.